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Old 03-13-2011, 07:16 PM #1
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Blush newbie question
sorry guys im trying to search for this and it may seem obvious but its not to me and i cant type much

i am waiting for an mri and i had a nerve conduction test and an emg (altho im not sure if they tested the rt muscles) anyways. since the emg came back "normal" does that mean i dont have a bugling disc?

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